For mixed providers
Residential and home care. A platform for both.
Your teams share an organisation, but the work differs between a care home and a home visit. Statura brings care, workforce, finance and governance into one platform, with workflows and rollout planned around each service.
About Statura CareOne visit. Four connected teams.
Support at Home
Personal care visit
Demo client A · Tuesday
56min
Recorded time
- Care
Care recorded
Care note · client confirmed
4 of 4 tasks recorded
- Workforce
Hours for approval
56 min clocked · 60 rostered
Coordinator review
- Finance
Charges for review
Client contribution and subsidy
Finance review
- Governance
Evidence in context
Visit record · care note
Quality team review
- Residential and home care workflows
- Care, workforce, finance and governance
- Facility and regional reporting
- Published plans with unlimited users
The work behind the care
Two care settings. One organisation to support.
A combined software decision needs to work for frontline teams, service managers and head office.
Different work, shared responsibilities.
Care plans, staff credentials and follow-up matter across services. Teams also need the detail specific to a facility, visit or participant.
Service-specific financial records.
Finance teams need to understand the agreements, delivered services and funding records behind each charge. A combined platform still needs clear program and entity boundaries.
Useful oversight for head office.
Leadership needs to see what requires attention and who is following it up. The reporting period, care setting and source of each measure are part of that picture.
Shared operations. Care-setting detail.
CARE AND SERVICE RECORDS
Support the work around each person.
Review care plans, assessments and delivered care within the relevant service. Plan any move between home care and residential care around the records, agreements and funding changes your teams need to carry forward.
See the platform- Resident and client records for the relevant care setting
- Care plans, assessments and follow-up workflows
- Transition and migration requirements agreed during implementation
REGIONAL OVERSIGHT
Compare the sites in your region.
Compare residential facility measures such as occupancy, open SIRS cases, complaints and shifts. A separate program-scoped roll-up shows facilities, active clients and recent incidents. Review operational records separately for the context behind a measure.
See multi-facility & enterpriseIllustrative regional comparison
Demo region · two facilities
Demo facility A
- Residents
- 68
- Occupancy
- 85.0%
- Open shifts
- 3
Demo facility B
- Residents
- 54
- Occupancy
- 90.0%
- Open shifts
- 1
- Residential facility comparisons and regional summaries
- Program-scoped roll-up with active clients and recent incidents
- Role and facility access evaluated for your organisation
QUALITY AND GOVERNANCE
Bring evidence to the quality review.
Use standards evidence, improvement actions and governance records to support the quality conversation. Reporting stays meaningful when the team understands which service, period and requirements each record relates to.
See quality standards softwareQuality standards dashboard
Standards evidence
- Standards evidence and improvement actions
- Quality-indicator reporting reviewed for the relevant care setting
- Governance meetings, decisions and assigned follow-up
Evaluate the two services together.
Use one residential example and one home-care example to test the scope your organisation needs.
- Follow the care record
- Review the person, service agreement, care plan and delivered care within each service. Walk through any proposed transition between care settings.
- Review management information
- Compare facility measures and program-scoped reporting. Check the reporting period, source records and access for each role.
- Scope the combined rollout
- Agree the first services, migration responsibilities, retained systems, shared modules and commercial terms.
Cross-service transfers, entity consolidation and external interfaces need explicit acceptance criteria in your implementation scope.
The modules mixed providers run across both.
Multi-Facility & Regions
Head-office oversight with site and region scope.
SIRS & Incidents
Incident review and reporting preparation for your services.
Clinical Care
Observations and care plans for residents and clients.
Support at Home
Participant budgets, services and agreements.
AN-ACC Funding
Residential class mix, claims and reclass review.
Finance & Billing
Billing records and reconciliation for the agreed service scope.
Workforce
One workforce-compliance view across services.
Reporting Hub
Reports with defined service and program scope.
Governance
Group-level responsible persons, policy and risk.
Compare the work your teams need to do.
Compared with a care-only scope
Walk through a residential care scenario and a home-care visit. Check what each team records, reviews and follows up.
Compared with separate finance workflows
Review the service and agreement evidence behind billing. Establish the finance systems, exports and reconciliation responsibilities in scope.
Compared with separate reporting tools
Check the regional and program views against your organisation chart. Test which measures and records each manager can access.
Bundled licensing for mixed providers.
Residential plans are priced per bed and home-care plans per active client. A combined quote accounts for shared modules and applicable cross-service and volume discounts. The rates below are the individual plan rates, before those adjustments.
AUD excluding GST. Monthly unit prices below are billed annually. Unlimited users on every plan. Implementation is scoped separately.
- Compliance Essentials
- A$9 per bed per month
- Professional
- A$14 per bed per month
- Professional + Clinical
- A$19 per bed per month
- Enterprise
- A$24 per bed per month
- Home Care Compliance Essentials
- A$12 per active client per month
- Home Care Professional
- A$17 per active client per month
- Home Care Complete
- A$24 per active client per month
Your questions, answered.
Can we use Statura for both residential and home care?
Yes. Statura offers residential and home-care plans covering care, workforce, finance and governance. A combined proposal sets out the services, shared modules, reporting and rollout included for your organisation.
What happens when a person moves between care settings?
A change in care setting needs an agreed record-transfer and admission process. During evaluation, walk through the person’s records, agreements and funding changes, then set migration and acceptance criteria for the transition. The agreed transfer scope is validated before the service changes.
Can head office report across services?
Regional views support residential facility comparisons, while a separate program-scoped roll-up shows facilities, active clients and recent incidents. Cross-entity consolidation, finance reporting and external interfaces are scoped separately. The relevant operational records provide context behind each measure.
How do roles and access work across sites?
Access depends on the workspace, role, assigned facilities and workflow. Map the information head office, regional managers and service teams need, then test representative roles during implementation.
Can we start with one service or workflow?
Yes. Agree an initial phase around your priorities and team capacity, including migration, retained systems, training and acceptance checks. Review that phase before extending the scope across more services or sites.
Bring the work you need to improve.
Show us where your team spends time today. We’ll walk through the relevant care, workforce or finance workflows and discuss what a move to Statura would involve.